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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
4
An impressionist exhibit opens Friday at 3 PM in the Chateau public school auditorium. Miss Ruby A. Miller, the principal and sponsor, brings prints by Monet Manet Renoir Cezanne, with a lesson on Impressionism outlining colors, light, and perspective.
Chateau builds a 27 to 6 victory over Dutton in a hard fought game. Morgan and Peters propel the Bulldogs with key runs and a late touchdown drive while Dutton fights but falls short after a late pass to Phillips for a TD and a failed point try.
Farmington John Depner family returned to the old Goodwin place after two months with Emil Depner. The infant of Ben and Mrs. Wolk was named Harold Eugene at the German Lutheran church. Harry Arensmeyer announced marriage to Alice Proctor about a month ago. Fred Smith serves on the federal jury in Great Falls this week with Mrs. Smith substituting on the route. The infant of Robert Bruce family named Oluf Joseph Lindseth at the Norwegian Lutheran church last Sunday. J L Otness is making a cellar. Ben Chalmers and Arthur Anderson worked road front of Conner's store with Mrs. Ted Anderson helping.
Mrs Henrietta Crockett county nurse led a mothers meeting on toxin-antitoxin use for diptheria prevention. Doctors Bateman Dulaney and Maynard will give three doses at $1 total, with regular prices $5 to $8. Letters for consent were sent home as a campaign launches next week.
The week features Mrs Abe Breere returning from Great Falls hospital with her family and guests visiting from nearby homes. Mr and Mrs Cecil Passmore visited Great Falls, while Mrs Gregor Tangen joined Mrs R G Thorn for a dinner and a short trip to Kevin. Lt Otness and Mrs Quenomoen joined John Edwards for Sunday dinner, and Pete Anderson traveled by train to visit his mother Mrs R Anderson and brothers Ted and Edwin Anderson.
Next Saturday Teton high will meet Belt high school in a key football clash. Belt has posted a strong season with a 32 to 0 win over Great Falls reserves and a 20 to 0 victory over Conrad, signaling its form to face the Bulldogs.
Belt crushed Great Falls reserves 6 to 0 in a recent game as Conrad eyes a strong Belt squad. The Teton Bulldogs prep for a home clash against Belt while Conrad visits Choteau on October 25 and Teton hosts Dutton on November 1 after Dutton improved since facing Choteau.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society of Fairfield will hold their annual auction sale and supper on Friday evening October 24 at the Sons of Norway hall. A chicken supper is served from five to eight, followed by a sale of fancy and useful articles.
Rambouillet breeders advertise 400 heavy boned long soft-wooled rams at 15 dollars each. The author notes their sheep again won many prizes at the State Fair. J. H. Carmichael Augusta Montana signs the notice.
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